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Social and ecological justice resources for teachers.
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Students make a social justice action plan. Photo credit: Caritas Australia
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An activity simulating the refugee journey to safety.
A photo storybook with accompanying learning activities sharing Leaia's story (Samoa).
For students in Foundation to Year 2.
A series of learning activities that deeply unpacks the issue of global poverty.
An information PPT for primary schools to introduce the Make Hunger History campaign.
A game based around six families who are working to make a living but who experience the effects of climate change along the way.
Learn about Caritas Australia, the international aid and development agency of the Catholic Church in Australia.Â
A resource designed to understand how we can work towards the common good in our own local communities.
A story about Oliva, a woman living in Tanzania who learnt how to read and write, and now teaches others. Learning activities included.Â
A series of ‘See, Judge, Act’ lessons on the environment/creation through a Catholic lens.
A case study featuring Laxmi from Nepal with accompanying activities for secondary students.
A template to assist students to be aware of global injustices.
A printable/ fillable workbook where students can record their learning and prayers throughout Lent and submit back to the teacher.
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A resource to help primary schools celebrate Laudato Si' Week 2024
A series of ‘See, Judge, Act’ sessions on the environment/creation through a Catholic lens.
Activities and a case study about Anatercia, a young woman living in Mozambique who has improved her life with the support of Caritas Australia and its partners.
A resource about the three key things the Uluru Statement From the Heart calls for.
Activities and a case study about a young woman named Shaniella, who attends a rural training centre in the Solomon Islands.
Students learn about a simple handwashing device called a tippy tap and construct their own.
A PowerPoint presentation that explains Caritas Australia's Strengths-based Approach to community development for parishes.Â
Activities and a case study about Janice, a First Nations Australian woman working at the Djilpin Aboriginal Arts Corporation.
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